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Educators, hit hard by Covid, are leaving jobs and worried about retirement
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 25, 2021
Educators, hit hard by Covid, are leaving jobs and worried about retirement

More than half are seriously considering leaving the profession or retiring early. A third of those thinking about leaving for other fields were tenured professors.

By Emile Hallez
JPMorgan’s Thasunda Duckett named TIAA chief executive
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 25, 2021
JPMorgan’s Thasunda Duckett named TIAA chief executive

Duckett succeeds Roger Ferguson Jr., who had announced his plans to retire. She was most recently CEO of Chase Consumer Banking.

By Bloomberg
DOL nominee Walsh raises concerns about Trump rule curbing ESG retirement investing
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 24, 2021
DOL nominee Walsh raises concerns about Trump rule curbing ESG retirement investing

Walsh says he will tell EBSA to reexamine the regulation, which an expert says has led to ESG products being taken off of retirement plan platforms.

By Mark Schoeff Jr.
Covid’s financial pinch worse than the Great Recession’s, survey finds
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 24, 2021
Covid’s financial pinch worse than the Great Recession’s, survey finds

Annual Allianz retirement study found earlier retirement, more strained personal finances

By InvestmentNews
Who is your 401(k) client?
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 24, 2021
Who is your 401(k) client?

Retirement plan advisers have to choose one client over the interest of others – and that affects the services they provide, their fiduciary responsibilities and profitability.

By Fred Barstein
Principal, MetLife assume a $1.2 billion pension obligation
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 23, 2021
Principal, MetLife assume a $1.2 billion pension obligation

Retirees in the pension plan of Philips North America will receive the same monthly benefit.

By InvestmentNews
Social Security adds new guidance to online statements
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 23, 2021
Social Security adds new guidance to online statements

The agency includes new fact sheets that target different age groups and special situations, such as eligibility for benefits.

By Mary Beth Franklin
Paychex has 1,000 clients for its PEP, company says
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 23, 2021
Paychex has 1,000 clients for its PEP, company says

Most of the new PEPs clients have not previously offered a retirement plan to their employees, often because of the administrative burden of setting up a 401(k).

By Emile Hallez
Morgan Stanley deal beefs up workplace offering
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 23, 2021
Morgan Stanley deal beefs up workplace offering

Privately held companies using law firm Wilson Sonsini's capitalization software will migrate to Morgan Stanley's Shareworks.

By InvestmentNews
Mixing target-dates with other funds linked with higher savings
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 22, 2021
Mixing target-dates with other funds linked with higher savings

Savers who invest in individual funds outside of their target-dates are generally better off not because of superior investment acumens – they’re just better at putting money into their accounts.

By Emile Hallez
401(k) lawsuit update: 2 dismissals, 2 settlements
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 19, 2021
401(k) lawsuit update: 2 dismissals, 2 settlements

Abbott Labs and Genentech won dismissals in cases against them, although plaintiffs can refile their complaints. Cerner Corp. and BlackRock have reached settlements in class-action cases against them.

By Emile Hallez
401(k) savings went up in 2020, but so did retirement worries
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 18, 2021
401(k) savings went up in 2020, but so did retirement worries

Despite new figures showing higher savings rates and account balances, just over half of people said they are worried about how the pandemic will affect their financial security in retirement.

By Emile Hallez
OregonSaves gets passing grade in new academic paper
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 17, 2021
OregonSaves gets passing grade in new academic paper

The program, which was launched in 2017, represented nearly $85 million in assets among 88,000 funded accounts at the end of 2020, according to figures from the state. It was the first of several automatic IRA systems that states have rolled out for private-sector workers who otherwise would not have access to a workplace retirement plan.

By Emile Hallez
DC industry must cooperate to offer emergency savings accounts
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 17, 2021
DC industry must cooperate to offer emergency savings accounts

The case for emergency savings accounts has always been compelling. When low- to moderate-income workers run into problems, they either take out loans or make hardship withdrawals, contributing to plan leakage. The pandemic only highlighted the issue.

By Fred Barstein
Advisers, clients not on same page about guaranteed income: Survey
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 17, 2021
Advisers, clients not on same page about guaranteed income: Survey

Last year’s market plunge and quick recovery appear to have changed the way people feel about the value of guaranteed lifetime income, Cannex found. In February 2020, 71% of people said they found guaranteed lifetime income highly valuable, but that figure had dropped to 63% by August.

By Emile Hallez
AIG is seeing interest in life and retirement business
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 17, 2021
AIG is seeing interest in life and retirement business

The company said that year that it would separate the life and retirement unit from its sprawling property-casualty operation, furthering the dismantling of the insurance giant.

By Bloomberg
American Funds to chop fees, change management on five VA funds
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 16, 2021
American Funds to chop fees, change management on five VA funds

The changes, which take effect May 1, mark the second time in a year that the company has significantly altered its insurance-series funds to make them match their better-known retail counterparts.

By Emile Hallez
OneDigital acquires manager of $1.3 billion in plan assets
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 16, 2021
OneDigital acquires manager of $1.3 billion in plan assets

With the deal for Atlanta Plan Partners, which oversees more than 130 retirement plans, OneDigital Investment Advisers will serve approximately 5,000 retirement plans.

By InvestmentNews
Captrust adds $154 billion in plan assets with Cammack deal
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 16, 2021
Captrust adds $154 billion in plan assets with Cammack deal

The retirement plan aggregator's national footprint grows to more than $600 billion with the addition of Cammack Retirement Group, which serves more than 170 plan sponsors.

By Jeff Benjamin
INmail: When to claim survivor benefits
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 15, 2021
INmail: When to claim survivor benefits

If the goal is to collect the largest possible survivor benefit, wait until full retirement age to claim it.

By Mary Beth Franklin